Wisconsin LLC

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When you file an LLC ( Limited Liability Company ) with the secretary of state, you gain the advantages of limited liability for the entity's debts and obligations. An LLC combines aspects of partnerships and corporations, so it is less formal and more flexible than a typical corporation, yet offers protection and advantages that are almost the same.

Answer a few basic questions.

We prepare the documents.

You receive your completed filings.

Reasons to file an LLC

Income and losses can be passed through to members as in a sole proprietorship or partnership

LLCs do not have the same corporate formalities as a corporation

An LLC has a flexible management and ownership structure

More professional business structure in the eyes of consumers.

Wisconsin Specific Filing Requirements:

Wisconsin law requires that any Limited Liability Company that does business in the state has a name that contains the words 'limited liability company' or 'limited liability co.' or ends with the abbreviation 'L.L.C.' or 'LLC'.

A registered agent with a registered office must be designated in the Articles of Organization. This agent can either be a full-time resident with a physical address in Wisconsin, or a company registered to do business in Wisconsin that also has a physical office in the state.

Limited Liability Companies that are originally formed in another state can do business in Wisconsin provided they file a Foreign Limited Liability Company Certificate of Registration Application by postal mail. All Foreign LLCs should note that they are required to renew their business name by filing an Annual Name Application every year, as any Foreign LLC's name registration expires on December 31st. This application must be filed between the beginning of October and the end of December.

Generally filings are completed within 2 business days* at the state level.

Incorporate In Wisconsin

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Business owners most commonly form a corporation to protect their personal assets from their business liabilities. A correctly structured corporation allows owners, directors & officers to manage and run the business without worrying that they could potentially lose their home, car and personal savings due to business obligations or debts.

Reasons to file a Wisconsin Corporation:

Shareholders are not required to be United States Citizens in a C-Corporation.

More professional business structure in the eyes of consumers.

Wisconsin Specific Filing Requirements:

The state does not require a business address located within the state of Wisconsin.

The state generally completes filings within 2 business days*.

Director information is not required on the Articles of Incorporation.

Wisconsin Non-Profit Corporation

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Business owners most commonly form a corporation to protect their personal assets from their business liabilities. A correctly structured corporation allows owners, directors & officers to manage and run the business without worrying that they could potentially lose their home, car and personal savings due to business obligations.

We make it easy to file your documents

Do it all in just 3 steps.

Answer a few basic questions.

We prepare the documents.

You receive your completed filings.

Reasons to file an Wisconsin Non profit Corporation:

A 501(c) organization, also known as a "non-profit", is an American tax-exempt non-profit organization.

There is a deduction, for federal income tax purposes, for some donors who make charitable contributions to most types of 501(c)(3) organizations.

There are 28 types of non-profit organizations that are exempt from some federal income taxes.

When becoming a non-profit, you first must become incorporated as one in your state. Then the corporation can apply for the tax exempt status.

To accept money or donations for a qualifying entity (such as churches, charities & civic leagues), a nonprofit entity should be filed.

Vermont Specific Filing Requirements:

The state does not require a business address located within Wisconsin.

Generally filings are completed within 3 weeks* at the state level.

Director information is required on the Articles of Incorporation.

Wisconsin Professional Corporation

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If a corporation will be engaging in what your state might call professional services, then a "Professional Corporation" must be formed pursuant to certain statutory provisions. Professional services according to most states usually consists of services like medical services, legal services, accounting and financial services etc.

File a Professional Corporation in Wisconsin

Services start at $69

We make it easy to file your documents

Do it all in just 3 steps.

Answer a few basic questions.

We prepare the documents.

You receive your completed filings.

Reasons to file an Wisconsin Professional Corporation:

Professional corporations (abbreviated as PC or P.C.) are corporate entities that are required by licensing boards, for such professionals as attorneys, architects, engineers, public accountants and physicians.

Legal regulations applying to professional corporations typically differ in important ways from other corporations.

Professional corporations may exist as part of a larger, corporate entity. For example, a law firm or medical practice might be organized as a partnership of several or many professional corporations.

Wisconsin Specific Filing Requirements:

The state does not require a business address located within Wisconsin.

Generally filings are completed within 3 weeks* at the state level.

Director information is required on the Articles of Incorporation.

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